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One minute speech on non violence

Answer 1

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Non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind. It is the mightiest weapon devised by ingenuity of Man, Mahatma Gandhi said. Tibetan spiritual guru the Dalai Lama has said that religions emphasise on the importance of compassion, a tool to curb violence.

Men kill men in the name of religion.

The killing is justified as Dharma by the custodians of religions and they proclaim that it was for a righteous purpose. Amid all these hoopla, a question comes up - can we really stand and justify such a gruesome violence in a civilised society or can violence be completely rooted out.

We should not forget that we all are creations of the God who is an ocean of love. One should know that wars are not the curse of God, but results of our actions. India wants to be a country of peace, tolerance and prosperity.The only way to bring back peace is to empower ourselves spiritually and remove all negative qualities from our mind.

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Answer 2

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$\star$Nonviolence is both a principle and a practice. The principle of nonviolence affirms the active use of non-coercive and non-aggressive means to create a more peaceful context. It is based on the assumption that justice will eventually prevail, that choices should be made from a place of love rather than hate, that the hurtful action, not the person, should be subdued and that voluntary suffering has value as an important facet of life.

$\star$In practice, nonviolence involves ACTIVELY peaceful behavior in the midst of conflict, becoming an example of consideration to those around us and breaking the destructive cycle of retaliation when we believe we have been wronged. It also means awareness of our own inner violence, and eliminating its negative effects upon our own intentions. Applying these principles of non-violence can reduce conflict, anger and violence on personal, local, national and global levels.

$\star$Nonviolence has come to be recognized as a powerful strategy for students, communities, disenfranchised groups and whole societies in addressing and transforming conditions. During the 20th century, the successful social movements of Gandhi in India and Martin Luther King, Jr. in the United States led to the public’s realization of completely new dimensions of nonviolent conflict resolution.

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